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The Clear div ensures that #menuCenter ends after its contents - the ul. Its still a bit messy, but it is the quickest way to fix the problem :)

Use this Hi there, I would go about it in a slightly different way. HTML: <div class="sidebar1"> <div id="menuTop"></div> <div class="clear"></div> <div id="menuCenter"> <ul id="navtree" class="filetree"> <li><a href="javascript:loadContent('#content'...

Its best to use jquery for a menu like this. You can use css3, but you will have cross browser compatability problems. Download the latest version of jquery - http://jquery.com/ and then set up a custom jquery file and insert something like this to animate your drop down: $("#nav li...

There are many examples of where fixed positioning is useful. However, the 2 most commonly used are for fixing a background position - http://gradcolor.com/example-bg-att.php?att=yes (horrible web page but it gives you an example) or a fixed side bar or contact button - http://www.teehanlax.com/...

Hostgator all the way, does everything you need. Go for the baby plan - http://www.hostgator.com/shared.shtml no need for the re-seller hosting package. You can have unlimited domains, MySQL etc.. I highly recommend them ;o)

Not too bad I actually quite like it. Nice clear layout, a call to action on every page and im not having too much trouble with navigating around? I would say however, on step 1 of the checkout page, the continue button could be a bit more obvious and maybe the logo looks a bit lost...but that...

Self Taught Web Designer Im a full time and freelance web designer... mostly self taught. When i was first looking for a web design job I had no qualifications so i started working on low level websites to build up a portfolio. I then enrolled on an Adobe Course (which i think was a waste...

Great list, w3c Schools is an excellent interactive resource of information. I also occasionally visit www.coolhomepages.com and www.csselite.com for inspiration. ______________________ Freelance Web Design, Southampton